. Lavoro Repoussé per dilettanti : essendo l'arte di ornamenting metallo sottile con figure in rilievo e di circa £ in.sopra l'ottone; se esso essere colpito con il martello, taglierà afine linea, e le dita che agiscono come molle, sarà il rimbalzo intoits posizione originale. La mano essendo allo stesso tempo movedin una direzione a zig-zag, il risultato sarà come mostrato in Fig. 25,e darà una buona rappresentazione di acqua come può essere arrivedat sotto le circostanze. Ombreggiatura può essere effettuata anche dopo il lavoro sul campo. 51 nello stesso modo, utilizzando un rettilineo o curvilineo attrezzo, come occasionmay richiedono. In appartamento a caccia, tanto s

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. Repoussé work for amateurs : being the art of ornamenting thin metal with raised figures. and about £in.above the brass; if it be struck with the hammer, it will cut afine line, and, the fingers acting as springs, will rebound intoits original position. The hand being at the same time movedin a zigzag direction, the result will be as shown in Fig. 25, and will give as good a representation of water as can be arrivedat under the circumstances. Shading may also be done after WORKING ON PITCH. 51 the same manner, using a straight or curved tool, as occasionmay require. In flat chasing, as much shading may be used asis considered desirable, though it is better not to have too muchin Repousse Work, as the beating itself gives the necessaryeffect, and the light falling on the bright lines of the shadinginterferes with the general appearance. Feathers are difficult to delineate, and should merely beindicated by a few slight strokes, which may be done in themanner I have just been describing, care being taken that theresult be not stiff and hard. Of course, a vast variety of sub-. Fig. 2A. Water. jects may have to be worked, to give directions for all of whichwill be impossible; but the foregoing illustrations will givesome idea how they may be treated. Fig. 26 shows a grotesque head, which forms part of a ratherelaborate scroll, and will serve to show the class of workwhich an advanced pupil may aspire to. Matting merely consists in covering the spaces betweenthe design with markings. These may be arranged so as totouch one another, forming a close mat, or placed a little dis-tance apart, as an open mat, so as to form a grounding to the e2 52 REPOUSSE WORK FOR AMATEURS. picture. The simplest form of matting is made by dots, andfor this the pick is used ; if carefully done, it looks well, and for some subjects is very suitable. A variation may bemade in this kind of matting by arranging the dots so thatthey shall form a continuous line of looped figures windingabout in ev

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